3-in-1 Oil

[luckystrike]

just wondering out of curiosity if anyone else uses this stuff.
do you like it? do you not like it?

[toby]

I use it all the time I even have a can from the early 70's in my hunting /camping gear. I don't however use it on my firearms unless I don't have anything else at the time?

[luckystrike]

I use it all the time I even have a can from the early 70's in my hunting /camping gear. I don't however use it on my firearms unless I don't have anything else at the time?

kinda like WD for me, last resort. I just started using 3in1, but use/d breakfree forever

[lugar]

I always have a can. I don't use it on firearms, never thought of it. Mostly on hinges and tools and locks. It's like duct tape; must have some handy.

[Rhythm of Life]

I use Tri-Flo.

[xrMike]

I use Tri-Flo.

I discovered this a few years ago. Great stuff for door hinges, similar stuff around the house, and also on motorcycle chains (because it doesn't dry tacky and attract dirt/dust).

[luckystrike]

I discovered this a few years ago. Great stuff for door hinges, similar stuff around the house, and also on motorcycle chains (because it doesn't dry tacky and attract dirt/dust).

eh I remember how grody my chain used to get. I used actual chain wax

[Rhythm of Life]

I discovered this a few years ago. Great stuff for door hinges, similar stuff around the house, and also on motorcycle chains (because it doesn't dry tacky and attract dirt/dust).

My Uncle used it when he was stationed on the Nimitz, good enough for that carrier, good enough for my door.

[zfields]

3 in 1 shouuld always be in your box of Manly items.

Right between the duct tape and a big *** hammer.

[otteray]

Keep some handy in the toolbox.
I just used some to lube the innards of an old, corroded and frozen saltwater fishing reel.
Now, the old reel works again...